He wrote on Instagram in March: “Please stay at home and only go out if it is completely necessary. Now is the time to self-isolate, social distance and do our bit to support the NHS. They stay at work for us – let’s stay at home for them.”

Gibbs-White, who has battled a back injury since October, has made 13 appearances for Wolves this term.

Manchester City’s Kyle Walker also apologised last month after it was widely reported he held a party at his home while he has also written to some of the club’s supporters to say sorry after he travelled to South Yorkshire to visit his sister and parents at different addresses.